Multiple Choice
George P.Burdell owns a hot tub store that is experiencing significant growth.Burdell is trying to decide whether to expand the store's capacity,which currently is at $750,000 in sales per quarter.He is thinking about expanding to the $850,000 level.The before-tax profit from additional sales is 20 percent.Sales are seasonal,with peaks in the spring and summer quarters.Forecasts of capacity requirements,expressed in ($000) sales per quarter,for next year (year 2) are: Demand in year 3 and beyond is expected to exceed $850,000 per quarter.Burdell is considering expansion at the end of the fourth quarter of this year (year 1) .How much would before-tax profits in year 2 increase because of this expansion?
A) less than $28,000
B) more than $28,000 but less than $32,000
C) more than $32,000 but less than $36,000
D) more than $36,000
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